Stark Label

What happens when your data replaces the sample

What Stark Label does when the data is longer, shorter or emptier than the sample:

Fixed page furnitureNever grows, never moves

constant 18px side margins; the graded rule stack that separates every zone; foot rule carrying the tracking reference

Repeats per recordOne block per row of your data

barcode bars — one label carries exactly one shipment, so no block multiplies

Grows with your dataAbsorbs long values without breaking

ship-to address block (2 lines domestic, up to 6 international); delivery instruction line; ship-from company line; the order and contents line may wrap

Pinned to every pageHolds position across page breaks

margins hold on the label; foot rule sits at the label bottom

Order on the pageWhat sits after what

ship-from after the service head; ship-to after ship-from; weight and dimensions after ship-to; references after that; routing line then barcode last

Page breaksWhat may split, what must not

single page by definition — a 4x6 label is never split; the ship-to block and the routing line must each stay atomic

Last pageHow the document ends

none — one shipment, one page; the ship-to block holds the label's slack, so a six-line address consumes it rather than pushing the barcode off

Palette and type